Garbage disposal installation, sized and quieted properly
A disposal should grind everything reasonable, stay sealed for a decade, and not sound like a rock crusher under your sink. We install and replace disposals matched to how your kitchen actually cooks.
The install that does not leak later
A disposal replacement is a stack of seals, and each one is a future leak if it goes on rushed: the sink flange bedded in fresh putty, the mounting ring torqued evenly, the discharge and trap aligned without strain, the dishwasher inlet knocked out and clamped right. We do the stack correctly and run the unit under load with the cabinet floor dry-checked before we close the doors.
Electrical matters too: cord kits, air switches where there is no wall switch, and the honest word when the outlet under your sink was never wired right to begin with.
How the job goes
Bring us the list
One fixture or five, a single visit covers it. Tell us the models involved and the right parts ride out on the truck.
Diagnose honestly
Rebuild or replace gets decided by the fixture’s bones, not by the biggest invoice. Plenty of visits end cheaper than the caller feared.
Install on sound connections
New supplies, working shutoffs, sealed drains. The connections behind the fixture matter more than the shine on it.
Run it while we watch
Full cycles, full flushes, dry floors confirmed. Old fixtures and packaging leave with us.
Choosing horsepower and hush
A half-horse builder unit is fine for light use. A family kitchen that cooks nightly earns three-quarter or one horsepower with stainless internals, which grinds more, jams less, and lives years longer in hard water. Sound insulation is real, the good units run at a murmur, and if your current one rattles the dishes, the upgrade will feel like a renovation.
Installing alongside a new sink or faucet? Fold it into our kitchen plumbing work and it all happens in one visit.
Local knowledge, Victorville out to the Pass
Septic systems on the rural lots around Phelan, Oak Hills, and Jurupa Valley change the disposal conversation: septic-rated units and honest habits matter, and sometimes the right answer is composting the peels instead. We give the real recommendation for your setup.
Work that pairs with this
Honest scoping, in writing
A customer once called us after another plumber said both the pressure regulator and the ball valve had to be replaced. Ruben looked it over and found only the regulator was bad, so that is all we changed. That is how scoping works here. We show you what failed, give you a firm price for that part, and leave the good parts alone.
Carlos started this company to do the work right the first time. That has not changed.
“The team at CH Plumbing are efficient, professional, on time, and we appreciate their hardwork. We use them often for our home plumbing issues. We highly recommend them!”Gina S.
Questions we actually get
How long does a disposal installation take?
Under an hour for a like-for-like swap, a bit more when the flange, trap, or wiring needs correcting, which on older kitchens it often does. Firm price before we start, unit running under load before we leave.
Which disposal should I buy?
For most cooking households, a three-quarter horsepower unit with stainless grind components hits the sweet spot of power, quiet, and lifespan. We stock what we trust and will happily install a unit you bought, with honest commentary.
Do disposals work with septic systems?
Yes, used sensibly, and septic-rated models help. On the rural lots out here we talk honestly about what your tank can handle, because pumping a septic tank early costs more than composting ever will.
Can you add a disposal where there has never been one?
Usually. It needs a power source and a drain configured for it, both solvable in most cabinets. We quote it firm after a look under the sink.
Why is my new disposal louder than my neighbor’s?
Horsepower and insulation. Budget units skip the sound shell entirely. If quiet matters in your kitchen, say so when you call and we will bring the model that murmurs instead of roars.
Talk to a plumber, not a call center
Ruben or Carlos answers, walks through what the water is doing, and gives you a firm price before any work starts. Open 24 hours, Monday through Saturday.
Where service and integrity create a legacy
Carlos Hernandez’s shop, locally owned in Victorville and serving the High Desert and Inland Empire since 2019. Correct the first time, open 24 hours Monday through Saturday.
Open 24 hours, Mon to Sat
Victorville, CA 92395